Revv G20 Black

The G20 Black is a compact Canadian Revv guitar amplifier with switchable 20/4W power handling and built-in reactive loadbox and Two Notes Torpedo virtual speakers. The voicing of the two-channel amp, i.e. both massive and scalpel-sharp high-gain tones, was created in collaboration with leading artists and producers. In addition to the standard three-band EQ and Volume and Gain potentiometers, Aggression and Wide voicing switches are available to shape the tone. Easily integrate your favourite pedal effects via the buffered effects loop.

You can connect 8 or 4-ohm guitar speakers to the amp, or do without them entirely with the built-in reactive loadbox and virtual speakers - when no speaker is connected to the amp, the reactive load automatically activates to prevent damage to the amp. So send the signal directly to the mix, recording device/soundbar or headphones (XLR Out, USB, Headphones connectors). The main panel offers a controller with six preset virtual cabinets, you can access up to 128 via MIDI. The Torpedo Remote software also opens the way to a multitude of virtual microphones, speakers, cabinets, EQ and other guitar effects, in reactive/internal load connection you determine whether the final amp will be in the signal path (Torpedo Remote also offers perfect simulations of final amps).

The amp is fully programmable, you recall the settings via MIDI or the optional footswitch. In addition to everything already said, you will appreciate the compact shape of the amplifier and the negligible weight of the aluminium chassis.

In its few years of existence, the young Canadian brand Revv Amps has managed to win the favour of many top professional musicians across musical genres. All products, whether it be pedal effects or a four-channel amplifier with 120 watts of power, are manufactured with the same precision and care in Winnipeg, Canada. In the case of all circuits, these are original concepts - no clones or knockoffs - and the design of Revv Amps products also takes into account the current era and strives to make life as easy as possible for musicians.